There's a cool 20% off my original drawings for just a few days in my Etsy store...

Your chance to own a beautiful, one-off original drawing - gift it to someone special for Christmas or drop a big hint so that you can get it for yourself...

Nature lover gift ideas for friends and family who love nature, plants, trees, flowers, wildlife and birds.

Give the gift of nature and inspire a love of our natural world with these pretty and colourful nature lover goodies...
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Ideal Christmas decor or a Christmas stocking-filler gift...

Beautiful ceramic ornamental hangings for tree, wall, doors, and more - makes an excellent stocking filler or gift for a friend...

• printed both sides
• comes with a red ribbon
• optional gift pouch available

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Bird lover gift ideas to enchant and delight your bird-lover friends and family - little stocking-fillers and bigger gifts to send some love this Christmas-time...
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A pretty bird lover art print 'Chaffinches in Cherry Blossom'

A beautiful high-quality framed art print:

• 3 size options
• 2 frame style options
• 4 wood finish options
• comes with clear acrylic pane - clearer and lighter than glass
• securely shipped in protective packaging

Browse more chaffinches products & print styles...
(unframed art prints, canvases, metal prints & more all also available)

Did you see my brilliant birds & blooms collection? I love it - but wanted to try it in some softer colours for a more vintage feel... 

So here it is - I'm loving the slightly more faded out, vintage feel!

Vibrant bird and floral artworks and patterns...

It's been back to school for me this autumn - I'm currently just over halfway through Victoria Johnson's wonderful Create Collections class - and I'm enjoying taking a new look at colour and creating my artworks and designs with a collection in mind...

Here's some of what I've been up to so far, with more to come!
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My Celtic goose art plus goose myth & meaning explored...

The farmyard goose was once widespread across Britain and Ireland – equally so its wild ancestor, the Greylag Goose.

The name is thought to relate to the fact that this grey goose ‘lagged’ behind other geese at migration time and was one of the last to leave for migration. Another suggestion is that it was originally the ‘grey-legged goose’ but since its legs aren’t grey, but orange, I feel this theory is unlikely.

Even in the earliest times, geese were seen as special. In Ancient Egypt, the goose “was the Sun as it emerged from the primeval egg” (Albert Champdour, Le Livre des Morts) – a solar bird-god that laid the golden egg (the sun) each morning.

Pharoahs who identified with the sun were shown with their souls in the shape of a goose. And when a new pharaoh was proclaimed, four wild geese were released to the four corners of the Earth to tell the gods of the new earthly ruler. So the Egyptians saw the goose as a messenger between heaven and earth.

A rare opportunity to purchase one of my beautiful original wildlife drawings - something special to cherish or a personal and thoughtful way to mark a celebration for a loved one...
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• One-off original drawings (not prints)
• Each comes with a mount and backing board in soft white
• Overall size 10 x 8" (to fit a 10 x 8" frame)
• Artwork size is approximately 8 x 6" (19.5cm x 14cm)
• Cream card with pen/marker drawings

Starlings have got to be one of our most beautiful native British birds, with stunning, iridescent greens and purples in their glossy black feathers and tiny ‘stars’ of glittering white…

They are also graceful birds, with stunning balletic displays in flights of ‘murmurations’ when thousands of birds take to the skies in swirling, mesmerising unison.
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I’ve been so lucky, this winter, to see some close to home as the starlings group together for safety in huge roosts at dusk and trace their meandering route across the skies to these roosts, with their impressive murmurations.

Celtic-inspired fieldfares art by Lotti Brown...

I was inspired to create my fieldfare artwork by seeing flocks of this beautiful winter bird in the fields where I take my morning dog walks.
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This is a bird that I feel very fondly towards, as it’s a bird that I used to see often as a child, in the flat fields of Lincolnshire and the cold winters of the 1970s – my classroom window looked out onto the fields and I could watch fields of lapwings and fieldfares as I sat at my lessons.